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I have an approach to problems, which I refer to as The Coin Theory. I consider problems to be like a coin.  One side of our problem is the heads side, and the other side is the tails side.  The tails side is the obvious, bad part of our problem.  The heads side is the…

So often, we get frustrated with our jobs because we treat them like they are our calling. As a result, we give our jobs a higher level of importance than they deserve.  Then if we have a bad day at work, or our boss doesn’t appreciate us, we feel badly about ourselves. Admittedly, there are a…

In 2016, approximately 60% of eligible voters cast their ballots in the presidential election. Which makes me wonder, “What were the other 40% doing that day?”  Did they all get lost on the way to the polls?  Were many of them stuck under a large piece of furniture?  What exactly was keeping them from meeting…

We often are reminded to be grateful to God for our blessings. We are told to have an “attitude of gratitude.”  We are told to “count your blessings.”  But how often do we thank God for our problems?  Probably never.  But I would argue that our problems sometimes can be our greatest blessings in disguise. …
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